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Abbi Slininger '20 shares about her recent time back in Roatan as a medical volunteer. Slininger previously visited the island on a Minnehaha Academy CFE trip. She also shares about her unusual trip to Japan for a religion class.
Mateo Cortez Weiss on playing basketball on a national level in Mexico, as well as hopes for the future.
For our second "Five Under Twenty-Five" profile we connect with Danyelle Robinson '20. From studying in South Africa to discovering new passion that shifted her vocational direction, Robinson shares two areas her perspective on life has been impacted in recent years.
Minnehaha Academy is thrilled to announce that Niche has ranked Minnehaha Academy the #1 Best Private Christian High School in Minnesota.
Alexis Stanley '21 just polished off a busy junior year of college: A neuroscience fellowship, studying in Greece, and a trip to the Dunkin' Donuts HQ to solidify their social media partnership!
Inspired by his family's commitment to Public Service, Luke Hanson first aims to become an FBI agent, but is unable to due to a pre-existing back condition that flared up during his physical fitness test. He pivoted and applied for a job in Finance, where he landed his first position with the FBI. He currently works as a supervisor within the Counterintelligence Division's Strategic Resources Section, overseeing the Financial Management Unit.
James Barnett '05 sees his own experience as an opportunity to pay it forward.
From making the most of awkward learning experiences to how to turn ADHD into your superpower, Anna Klimmek '95 has some unexpected advice to offer entrepreneurial hopefuls.
From soccer with MN United to juggling excellence in both academics and athletics, Donovan gives us the scoop on his life!
Matthew Paulson '11 shares how he works to build strong character and strong athletes in St. Olaf's football program.
From writing a novel to an unusual superpower, Jaeda gives us the scoop on her life!
One way sixth graders mentor incoming Middle School students on the ins and outs of their new environment is by creating Middle School Thrive handbooks.
How teaching in her mother's home country of Thailand became an exercise in openness.
Tatianna first visited France with her MA French class during her junior year of high school. At a dinner atop the Eiffel Tower, she experienced a cinematic moment that inspired a journey involving studying abroad, earning both her degree and Master's in French, and ultimately living and working in France as a young adult. Currently, she lives in Paris and is employed by a French wine company whose wines are exclusively served at the Oscars, where she has worked for the past two years.
Distinguished Scholar Navarre Illif reminds her classemates that they are prepared to face the challenges ahead, not just academically but also in so many other areas.
James WIlson '24 engages in a Q&A about his role as scriptwriter and producer of this year's Student Showcase.
Middle School French Students showed us their best, bringing home ten national awards!
Upper School Latin classes offered and outstanding performance on this year's National Latin exam. Upper School Students brought in 1 gold medal and 7 silver medals, with 19 total students placing nationally.
Tenzin Chosang shares that while at MA the school not only cultivated her potential for growth and success in academics and the arts but also nurtured who she was becoming as a person.